Me and few of my friends visited last saturday Mouline Rouge in Amsterdam. We have never seen anything like this. Some acts were really funny and sexy but what was really amazing was live sex show. Really action sex,in one moment we had shock,it looked as if the man broke the legs of his partner. We canot complain for nothing,also barstaff was very friendly. Great evening though,fully recommend it. We dont understand why are so many negative reviews,we really had a lot of fun.
The show was more of a comedy than it was sexy. However it certainly kept me on the edge of my seat. We were taken to the nearest seats bad view on the side of the stage not around the bar. First act was a couple who had 'sex' to the rhythm of Rammstein! Not a very sexy song! Very fake but again very funny! We danced with her and then she unleashed a banana. We all in turn had to get on all 4's and take a bite of the banana.
Was only in an hour as only 4 acts on, worth a laugh! Or Dam as this case maybe, we decided to go and watch a Sex Show. We opted for the Moulin Rouge When the second act couldn't tempt one member of the room to a free lap dance that is saying something. In the heart of the red light district, in a venue full of people who have PAID to see a sex show, a room with a hand full of stag parties - no one wanted to get up there. Honestly, from start to finish this was a low budget, cheap feeling, uncomfortable viewing.
Ooh, and the waitress NOT - so unaccommodating. Maybe she was just having a bad day but she was rude. Lovely bouncers Rude bar staff Strong drinks Awful female dancers They looked bored Could do with a good hoover Overpriced But a bit of cheeky fun. Me and 'the wife' chose this out of the few options that were on offer.
The atmosphere was crowded in a bad way and after a few acts everyone had to leave as it was the end of the show. We complained we had only seen a few acts and were allowed to stay for the next show. It transpired that we had seen the whole show, which was only 4 acts. There was almost nothing erotic about the show. Sometimes it was entertaining, especially when a chap called Alan was ushered up to the stage as part of the terribly tame audience participation.
